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Changing the Game: Learning Chemistry While Incarcerated
Most educators love teaching classes with engaged students. One such class that Dr. Sonya Doucette, a chemistry professor at Bellevue College, taught was filled with 18 curious, attentive, and excited-to-learn students. They were also incarcerated.
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Bellevue Arts Museum will move to new location, leaving downtown | The Seattle Times
The Bellevue Arts Museum will move to a new location at Bellevue College in September 2026.
Changing the Game: Learning Chemistry While Incarcerated
Most educators love teaching classes with engaged students. One such class that Dr. Sonya Doucette, a chemistry professor at Bellevue College, taught was filled with 18 curious, attentive, and excited-to-learn students. They were also incarcerated.
T-Mobile Park to Host Bellevue College Commencement June 27
Bellevue College's Commencement ceremony will be held at 2:30 PM, Saturday, June 27 at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
College Installs Permanent ‘Never Again is Now’ Mural on Campus
More than 100 community members gathered to remember, grieve, celebrate, and commemorate the permanent installation of the “Never Again is Now” mural on Bellevue College’s campus.
At the Corner of Education and Healthcare
As demand for healthcare workers continues to grow, Bellevue College has become a steady source of trained professionals through its Nursing and Radiologic Technology programs.
Seattle-area restaurateur Brandon Ting wants a Supreme Dumplings in every US city | Puget Sound Business Journal
When Brandon Ting emigrated from Taiwan to study at Bellevue College, he could hardly speak a word of English.
Blaine class of 2026 reflects on high school career, looks forward to new beginnings | The Northern Light
Students Milo Dahl and Jack Baldwin have plans to attend Bellevue College and then transfer to the University of Washington.
Chin sisters receive Rotary Club of Mercer Island scholarships | Mercer Island Reporter
Bellevue College Running Start students and sisters Victoria and Stephanie Chin receive Rotary scholarships.
Shuttered Poulsbohemian shop now bringing blooms to Front Street | Kitsap Sun
Bellevue College student Brielle Woodsley opens Send Nodes Plant Shop in Poulsbo, Washington this spring.
Meet Oliver Au Yong, RTT, the newest proton therapy radiation therapist | Fred Hutch Cancer Center Blog
Alum Oliver Au Yong completed a Bachelor of Applied Science degree at Bellevue College, which was where he first learned about proton therapy.